[URGENT] UTF-8 issue in weblogic SOAP implementation

Guyz,
I am finding an issue with **weblogic.xml.saaj.MessageFactoryImpl** SOAP message factory mplementation class of weblogic. When it creates SOAP from inputstream which includes portuguese characters it does not recognise those characters.
Any idea how to solve this issue?
Chinmoy

Will this really be a problem? UTF-8 is a superset of US-ASCII, I believe,
          so there should be no incompatability. This is assuming that you will only
          be sending latin characters in the form, since the recieving end can only
          accept latin characters. If this is NOT true, then they need to use UTF-8.
          Otherwise, I would test it and see what happens.
          "Volker Mader" <[email protected]> wrote in message
          news:3d3326c4$[email protected]..
          >
          > Hi there,
          >
          > can anybody help me.
          > I have a webapp in wls 6.1 sp2. All of the web is utf-8 based, so i set
          the charset
          > in the page-directive and the html content type to utf-8. Also I set the
          <input-charset>
          > Tag in weblogic.xml to utf-8 for context "/".
          > Problem: I want to send a from out of this webapp to another server which
          serves
          > a iso-8859-1 based application.
          > How can I do that?
          >
          > Thanks for help
          > Volker

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